The Sun. — London, England, 1808-06-13 00:00:00

tri: e r?-7" , Fioni the I,O.,\PDONtiGAZETIE., 'Jane ,il,.t 808. 11:ir.Offier, Yaqt. ► t, 1808. , ,Istinien st Regt o f Life ' Chards, Robert Slam Adair; Cent. 101 , 4bIAMistintl Sulatti,mtenant, by purchase, vice lierd ' Tore, prannoted.• , juga(egineht id Dragoon 'C; uardi, Cornet Samuel prettomi c y Pllttiftnttrtenant, without purchase, vice Day, who relines. tjd D i r t ity,George t hinsbY,. - G ent.: to be Cornet, without pure , 1-, chats', vice Barnard, appointed to the Ist hurl Guards. aist Regiment or .I.ight Dragoons, Lienteitalit B. Ord to be Captain of a Troop, without purchase, vice Parker, prontited us the lyth Light Dragoons , Ist Regnrient,of loot Guards, Edward Morant, Gent. to be 'Ensign, by purchase, vice Startles, promoted. tl Dm., Charles llornbi, Gent. to be Ensign, 'without pur . chase. Vice Sib Regiment of Foot, John l'enniugton, Gent. to be En. sign, 1).1' uori-ilaSe. Vice Dillittit o pruitioted. 9th Ditto, Anbeint E. Taylor, tent. to be Ensign" by pur. chase, vie Percival,. promoted.. Asatft Ditto, Major Ralph Bates, from the 65th Foot, to be , Major, vice Milnes, who exchanges: iyth Ditto, Ensign Allan Stewart to be Lieutenant, vice H - Mon, deceased. Seijeant Dobson Young to be Ensign, viers Stewart, • 21St Dtttu, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Win. Armstrong, f , ont Flail-pay of his Recruiting Corps, to be Major, vice !Uptick, who exchanges. 4th Ditto, Ensign I\l ,, kes, front the East Norfolk Mi litta, to be acign. Assistant-Surgeon Wtn. Walters, limn the Tris Pout, to be Assistant.Surgem, vice Man, promoted in the Cape Regiment. .17tii Ditto, Major lotus Maclean to be Lieutenant-Colone;, . without pun:nate. Win. Hare, Gent. to b= Ensign, with nut purchase, vice leitit Ditto, Arthur Poyhtz, Gent. to he Ensign, without purchase. 12(i Ditto, Ensign john Boase to be Lieutenant, by put . - chase, vice Blake, who retires. syth Ditto, Lieutenant Nicholas Brown, front the loth Light Dragoons, to he Captaiit of a Company, by purchase, vice ilamiltora, who retires 434 Unto, Loner, Gent. to be rnsign, without pur. - 41135 e, vice Trant, promoted in the Soh FOOt. 41th Ditto, Captain Adam Meths, from Half-pay of Brad . ellaw . a late Levy, 'tone Captain of a Company, vice King, wintexchatiges. Assistant-Surgeon j . Reid, from the 36th - Foot, to be Surgeon, me Tonry. 1)1110, ACting Paymaster (nun Campbell, from the ad battalion of the 57th tout, to be Paymaster, vice Charle wood, who resigns. rim Ditto, MaUfice Stephens, Gent. to be Ensign, by put.. -'chase, vice Biake., m prooted. s6th Ditto, Major Bayley. from the Bth Garrison Bat. • tattoo, to be Maio., VAX M'Leod, promoted in the cut Garrison bet4ltim. f7t,i) Data, Ensign Edw. L. Sheridan to be Lieutenant, purchase., vice 'l'.,y fur. who retires. Ensign Diiiie.anGurrion to be Lieutenant, with. out litMalZi*C.ViCti liernardo promoted in tlt! 84th. Foot. ,bait l'uto lice Lilt • isle, Cent. to he F.tisign, with put pur:hase, vice kla)powd.l, :superseded. • 1 5 4 111 Ditto, Ensign john Jervois to be Lieutenant, without purch4e. 451111 Ditro t Major C. T. Milnes, from the Lath Foot, to be . ajOr, vice hates, who exchanges. • list Ditto, Surg,on M. Bailout, from a Recruiting Distriel, to be Surgeon, vice Pooler„. ; appoinced to the 72(1 Foot. $d Pitto, Surgeon lolm Pookr, from thc 71st I.oot, to be Surgeon, vice Brown, appointed Surgeon of a 'Recruiting DrstricA •84ihliit7u, Lieutenant 1.25. Icttkinr to be COPtail)o(a Com pany, without nuochase. Lteut . A. Bernard, train the ath oot, tu‘ be ditto. - Elisio Nic, Raven to be Lica mot, Without purchase. 'l' iiuntas Brander, Gent. to be Ensign, ‘yithout purchase, vice Bernard, promoted. lames Kap, to be Ensign. vice Raven. "ilbth LlelltCllallt Carter t' be Captain of a Corn. without rurchase, vice Sorrell, promoted in Wad. lita3w's Levy. Ditto, Lieutenant C. Hilliard, from the Kerry Militia, to bet EnsiAn. kph Ditto, John Crawford, Gent. to be Ensign, without pioliroteit it, the 95th l'oor I,)ttto, 1144 ans, Gent. :o hr Fobign, vice Bourke, wit t o Appooltyne.it his not taken pl ac e. 55th '9itto. To be Wirt t.lemenants, Withoirt pure)] .se, Second Lieutenaill A N l'ealoerton C. Eat°, Lieut. W, Robertson, from the 91u lout, Ensign C. Eeles, trorn the Egth /lout. To be ec01..1 Lieirtenants,C. Clarke, Gent. vice Pemberton, C. Ogilvie, 4.;,11t. vice Eaton, tooth Ditto, Major G. Taylor, from the tst West Tndia Re . *intent, t‘i b: Nt.ijor,.v.ce Plentler;e4t(t, who retirea. tst Went lu,Jie Reorient, Cap( ,in the . Hon. Coven t:wit!, fr o m file Tin Liglu thaitooirs, to he by pur chose, v,ice Tit) lor, appointed to We'll - .;ot h Foul. Ditto, Lieut. M. Deane to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Caulfield, appointed to tl,e /sit ROyal Veteran datt.4llon. L,-Crailitown. Gent. to be knsivi, vice Motile, d..ce.iss:.l. 7tii Ditto, Life Dacre, Esti. 14 be Paymaster,. vics i Pryce, •_. deceased RoialWaigon Train, Surgeon F. Maguire, from the nth Royal Veteran liatdlloll, to.be Stirgeoh, vice . Flinchlcy, who retires:, • . ;Al Garrison Battalion, Surgeon I. Ramsay, from a Recruiting Oistrist, to be Surgeon, vice Fcaron, who exchanges. Bth U:tto, Captain John Earl of Waldegrave, from rave , the 7r:t Light Uragoorts; tube. Major, vice Bayley, appointed to in:: ;btu M uut. 9th Uitto, Serjearit Major John Pettit tcs be Adjutant (with the Rank of Ensign), vine Urquhart, promoted in the Liti t Moot. 4th• Royal veteran Battalion, Quarter . M ast e r D en i s Alex. ander, Wool the Nlilitary Asylum, to be Quarter. vice Law, deceased. 7th t)itio, .4,ssistant•Surgeoo Thomas from. theist Regiment of Moot Civards, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice proinoted. **tit Ilittp, Surgeon Joseph Dowse, front' a Recruiting Dis. tried, to he 6urgeou, vies Maguire, appoiuted to the ItOyal ° Waggon Train, New Brunswick Fenelbles, fames Delancey, Cent. to be eigtip, vice Kph, promoted in thlf "wit' foot. BREVET. Captain John Carter, of time zyth Foot, to be Major in the Captinti retwi6 Ginner ,of the foreign Depot at Lynaingtott, to be M,, joy in the Any. STAFF. Captain L. Augustus Wonky, from the 29th Foot. to be Permanent Assistant in the Quarter- Ivtaster.; General's Dc p4rt molt (with the "tank of 'Major), vice Darling, zppnint:. ett Deputy Quartat?Master-General. to the Yorccs serving in Madeira. GAIeRTSON. Captain John Delgarrio, ut the Isle of Wight Militia, to be Captain of Yrusuouth Caitle, vice Rawdon, deceased. HOSPITAL STAFF. Assistant-Surgeon Henry Travis, front the 4th Garrison Bat talion, to be Surgeon of a .o.ecriii , ing Distriet, vice Do wse , oppoiutc4 to t h e mil Royal Vetccin Battalion. Surreon Z huinas Fe3rusi, front the Garrison ,hattalic n i, to 0, g„, geou of a levcruiting District, vice , Rainsay, who ex. changes. Surgeon lona Brown, Iron the.7ait to be Surgson ut a Recruiting District,. vice Balfour, ap pointed to the 71st Foot. • 14/MORANDta 01. Surgeon H uhn Gunning, of the Aieth,;,ll Staff; who wittiSui. pri oc ticd in the Gazette of the 13th of august, ISOS, is re. instated ttet Surgeon -to the re . Ensign Win. li. hour, Ot .tile toth knot, is suptrsctfett o being absci,: without JC4VC. pmforritriont Weed 4p the Lard Lieu: eau! of thr Gounrfy nj 41op. S elNimen4 Veutertint Shurri.igtuu . Sparkes _to Pated May 30, Orntsbire Regiment Of Pelunieer hijontoo. Ralph Benson, Esq. to be Captain. Dated May ao , 408. To o f Lieutenants —George Ashby Madbek,A3ent. vice ek ris, . decettsctl. Dated May 31, 'SOS.. Win. Scutticki Gent. • 'vice Viii/Ilasuin, resigned. D,ued ds above. To be Ensigns—john Stanton, Gent. vice Hinekosrnan. Dated May 3 t, 04013. Henry Leib, Cienr. ice Corbel.. thi te ,i so above. Win . jai:Awn, Gent. vice Heber. I)attd as above . Thomas Donaldson, Gent. vie.: Lloyd. Dated i+s above. linger George, Gent. vice Walinsley. bated as above. • .Win. t)rid t Cent, vice Aihbuty. Dated 21i above. folio Mghlletoo, Gent. vice Price Dated asabove. juhn Alien, Gent. vice WatiaitQll. Date) thi a b ove r be At.isteint.Surgten—.jantes Kent, 44:10. Dated rani aannilt.ion.: in the Rityai North Gloucester Regitnent of sigrad jy the Lard Liesuenant. Ensign Thomas l ' s, for t o b Lieutenant, vice Ilet, ceased. Dated May it, 04.4. Henry Dickiesob. Cent. to be Ensign, vice Taylor, promoted. Dated'NLY 20 . 18 - 8 . rommis::On: iipled la the Lard Lieutenant of the Couny of Lin e, l. 'Lowden Yer:bi ll :;sj• Cavalry. Charles Sniltir, Gc;:t. to tie Sur;.:on. Dated May 6, tBcS. Volunteer Injanby. Smith, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated May tl, tBoB. Grantham Volunteer Injantly. fames Hand, Esq. to be Captain. Dateu.May 26, Gainsbormegb Voluntier Injantiy. Leonard Towne, Gent. to be Ensign... Dated May 31, 184. L',..noniraiwis is the ad Battalion otf Dorset Volunteer Infant() be, , ,ea,hy the 'L.: d Lieutenant. - Edward Squire, L.:lit. to be Lieutenant, vice Christie, re signed., Dated May 27, 1308.• Win. Voss, Gent. ter be Eii;agii, vice S Wayne, resigned. Dated as anove. .Itenry Antnews, Gent, to be ditto, vice Squire, promoted. Datcd May 28, 18 8.. Com , iurriviis signed by the Lotd Lieutenant of the County of Bedford: • Bedjordebbe Henry Nicoll, Esq. to be Captain. Dated May 17, Bedfordbhire Volunteer In.lanity. Dunstable and Houghton Regis Company Lieutenant James H Oliver to be Captain, vice bratidreth, resibueu. Dated bAartai 221, tBOB. Ensign Josiah Rogers to be hist Lieu. tenant, vice Brown ' resigned. Dated a s auove . J ohn Heap, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Olivia,. pro . - Tnoted. Dated as a bov e . Contret;etias: signed 4y the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Nurlulk. Swajbarn Lig44 Infantry. First Lieutenant Henry I. bay, to be Captain, vice Lubbock, resigned. Dated May 17, atlas. Claekelore reonsaml Laval y. Cornet lames Lee to be Lieutenant, vac,: Wuol, resigned. Datc(l .way sl, ABaB. Rouert.Siiiith, Gent. to be Comet, *lce Lee, promoted. D attld as above. • Con:our:ion tigned by the Vice Lord Lieutenant of Wor. cestershire. Il'oseerrerskire Yolunte:r Inlaroty. • lames Palmer, Gant, to Lit Ensign. Dated May It, C'rwtmirriow it the Rentrowtiliire Yeomanry infantry, signed by the La , d Lamteitwit of the aunty of cutiew Data nlay 16, tSuli. Claud jainisoti. Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice gmith. George Loyd, Gait to be Ensig4 vice ant.tti, promoted. , lottii titewac, tent. to be ditto, Scullin!, promoted. Vat ed 4'onont'i.lims signed i f y th e „Lord Lieute nan t o f H a n ts . ,'•• GV-a a" ,l banabon oj Voiu.trer W Jilirm t nob Hwy, Geut. to be Ensign. Dated lone 4, thou. FrcOcrii.a. Hector, '-,cur. to b.; ditto. Dated 4aavc. Parunmab B.Jitalion o in , " t Illfnoy. latn46 Charl6 Nottley, to be • attco itino 4, is S. Itocit.ird burocy, juu. Lsq. 1u netlitto. Darea 4t)uve. jun. Gent, to b4yt-ir.it Lieutenant. ii.neLl as aoUve. Thuitugs ()Lin, to bt Oar . Dan:4 as above, .Ntuttlil. Colt. to be outo. U.iteti as .ibuve. !win liell)er, Gent. to Second U.lted as apJvv, apunissiox in the RO4, &c. Regiment of Militia, rigged ly eke 1.414 Lieu:444ml. • Alexander Geut. to be Lieutenant. Dated April .9. 81395• ER RAT I. P 4 in the Ga;ette of the 4th inst. ' For 4 . 51 Tat Latvia ut Fiteshire V Juntecrs, Alexander F. Williamson, Gent. to be Lieutthimiti•vice Sangster, do eessial. Ilite.l April zo, tSoli ReAtl-ist ltattatiou ut lidlitisltire Volunteers, itlotunfler /I Villiainson, - Gent. to ,ue Lieiiteiiant, vice 'SangAer, deceased. Dated April 20, lgob. • BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. • Thomas Satterthivaite, of Kendal, Westmorland,tanner. . Patrick Kenitioc. or Bristol, merchant. lame s ituttod, turinerly of Sedgley, out late of Pelsall, Wul. velhamptoti, Stailiardshire„ BiLVICKUPTS, Cornelius Charlton, late of East Parleigh, ,Kent, yerpnan, to surrender lune 14, 25, sand luly 23 3t ten , at G London. Attornies, Messrs. Burr and Pope MA:dstone; or gessrs. Debary and Derby, Temple, London. Richard Briggs, 'of Liverpool, OMB- mcrchant,. 'illy 1, a, and 23, at one, at the lurk Hotel, Liverpool. Atturniei, air. Sutton, Liverpool ; or Mr. Thomas litackstock, St. lAII - Titumaslitobert, of Liverpool, wine and spirit-merchant, July 4,5, and 23, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liver pool. Attornies„ Mr. Wind !; john.street, Bedterd-row, ; Loudon; or Mr. Cukit, Liverpool. julin Aston, of Manchester, liquvr.therchant, July S, 7, and at tWo, at the aridgesvajcr Arms, Manchester. ‘‘ttor:. ney, Mr. John Law, Matteilester ; or Mr. Hurd, King's Bench- walits, Temple. John Lorenz lteyli, of Paddington-street, Mary-le-bone, Middlesex. musical-instrument maker, lune 14, at one, and luly 23, at twelve, at tithl4hall. Attorney, Ali. Flash. ii.ly-pLace. Benjamin Williams and Harvey . Crakcnthorp, lire of St. Swithin's-latte, London, merchants, lone lb, 2 j, and Lily 23 at tell, at Chtildlial/. Atturnies, Messrs. Paliner, Tont -11030115 COptll4ll-CulLth Tart46MO; Lull weet. DIPIDENDS. . . July 2. Edward . Davies, of Ivy-lane, London, furrier, at ten,' at Guildhall. July a. %Valiant Pullen, of Well's-row, jalington, sex, butcher, at one, at Guildhall. July 6. John lackson, of LiverpoOl, merchant, at eleven, at the . C.; lobe averit, Liverpool. July. 7. 111 tc:t.o.:l itobinaun, of Liverpool, money.acrivener, at eleven, at the star and Garter, Livet pool. July a. Nathaniel %Vara Mowers and William Bowers, of Cannon -street, Loudon. contra-makers, at twelve, at Guildhall. Aug. t 3. loseph SpraggOo and %Valiant Spraggort, of G r y ves . end, slopiellers, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. inly 3. lobeplt Carless, of 414.4idsoite, Kent, corn.m erc h ant, twelve, a 1 London. July -.2. Edward Hammond, of Tottenhani.court-road, Middlesex, 'painter and glazier, at twelve, at Guild- July S. Richard Blakernore, of Birmitighant,tailor, at eleven, at the SIV4II kkUrch, 1111114}14411. July 4. 'olio Macfailzen, of Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the Globe 'Tavern, LiVertiool, July 7. • WilliainAirkby, of Manchest e r, m e r c h ant , at ten, at the Dog Tavern, Mata.ltester. July s. lames Balls . and fraileis halls, late of Barton Sulfblk, carriers, at eleven, at ttie Six`Bells, Bury St. EdmUnd's. July .7. ThOlilitS Chambers, of IViwn Cumberland, opkeeper, at ten, at the house ot Cumming, Innkeeper, Wigton'. • I uly 5. Ceorgo Allen, of lienclitirch-street,London,-uphols teter, at- one,. at Guildhall. duly 16. Houghton Spencer, of West Wratling,Cambridge siiire,/nialtster, at twelve,. at Guildhall, London. Idly f Holthain, of ~Joup:ster, wine -merchant, at ten, at the lloothliall Inn, Gloucester. uly 6. William tlanticock, of SliAield, York.shire, grocer, at eleven, at the Hotel Inn, Sheffield. Imy s. 'George ltnhitisOn and lolin Itubinson, of Pater noster,row, London, boultselle s, at eleyen, at G 1141 1. Idly a. Cornelius Bland, of Lamb-street, Sptialfield; Mid dlesex, grocer, at ten, at Guiidnall. Joseph Nlackenzie, of the Old Bailey, London, tio4k- . kclier, at twelve, at Guildhall. CE R I h CATES. July a. Charlea Stokes Dudley, oft;r.seechiireh.street, Lon don, macltant. Edward Wilson ' of St.'j ames's- s tr e e t , Ise hatter. Solomon Lyon, late of. Ormond-1 - 10nm: Chelsea, Middlesex, dealer. folin hormon, of Lawrence Pouptney-lane, London, met - - Om - it. Ism:bar Thorp, of Reddiali.Mills, Lancashire, printer. William ilorro i cks and jaltn Horrocks, late of Stockpot, Cheshire, cot ton.spinnrs. P. 4 RTNARSIIIP.9 DiSSOLPRO. • j: Elron and U. C , ,ek, of Leicester,- brandy.iperehitts. G. Lewis and T. Lowis e of Actors. --••-••••••••••ar x►U tiDUN 11' Mani by kicHARD Hauls, of No. Marilett.coutt, At the SUN.OP PICH Nn_ 10 How.aarect . • tiarrison,W. Oliver, I'. Kitc!..7e, and I.G wi. - Inett,t,f Star ' ford, 6 ilnitfichants. • •• P. M ichaut and I. Davies, of i'lurobtree-stre.l Lilo/MS , • .• S. Alcock, I': ) Angus, and 'J ;Taylor, of Skinner-burn, New castle-upon•l'yiw. • • - $' • • . Sowter i . R.•Sowier, and livkinsou, of Mexborangh, York, e trinenw4re-manutieturers. T. Crisp, I. Ashton, and I. Hin.:kley, of Mark-lane, wine.. rnelcl Buts. . , Moffat and A. G.ilioway, of I%l.indiester, Eistian-nunu tAturers. T. L: - ..e.and W. letiney, of Great Yarmouth, beer-breNet4. F. 1141, %W. Newcosetb, and — it„ NOVLOIntr, of Coventry, Aitionantilacturers. - • G. H itchcock,A3.4, W:, 1-litchcock„, of St. Martin's-lane,lllid dies;x, liquor-Anerchants. %V. .114rvey , E. C. Bryant, Aind•T. M. blaydwell. of Vero , law .buiblings, C; ray's-fun, attormes, idlin rind I. Watson, of LiverpOol',-oil-refinert. SPOR77NG iNTELLIGENCg. • M Dlll N TON RACES.— ;Continued.) • . . SECOND DAY. Sweepstakes of Sgs. each, 5 iithied by the Club. "Pievanion's b. e. GAIIIIIIO6I . I Mr. lligg . * - - 2 Sir IL. Lippiixott's Ploughboy, s yrbolil, rist. - Sweepstakes ot - sogs. eaett;. Nil post home. Sir H. Lippilioutt's br. S. SurCereSi. gst.6lb. - - Mr. G. Warrald's b; f. by Kill Devil . . z ' A Plate value sol. for an aos. Sir Ilawkin's Clermont , 3 t .t Air. Felloyve4's Mandarine • - -' 4 A a Sir H. Liriplit6ott's b. c. by Trurimpator - • - t"j 3 Mr. Giaddard'o Old Nlaid , - .2 dr. MANCHESTER RACES, tflaS. • WLDNiSDAY, JUNE S. - A S%veepstakes of tags. each, p. p, with 231. added, for Horses, else. then 3 yrs old, to carry Sat. 3tb.—Mares id iom:it alb - 1— Plie witiner,or anytaToitchi : plate, Or SWC.:II_ stakes, in the present year, lin. extra. Otte Aide. L. Hanson, Lsq.'s b. 1. by Shuttle t Lil Stainford's Peironil by St., George - - 2 Aelcer,.Esq.'s c. c. Apollo, by llyiciarbus , 3 ,A . Plate of jol. ter three and tour years Old . colta, its.- three • 'years old coifs Gst. i4l-4. —fillies, bat. ye.irs old colts, Bst. alb. -fillies, S o t. winner of two ur.tuute 51b. C'S "Cute best of three two mile beats. k. Henson's, Esq. brown. filly Cecilia , 4 yrs old - tr . t •.1 Remounts, Li Ai. baY filly; 3 y 6 old, by ts.:nningbrough 2 z •Sir.l:honias statiley's, Bat. nay filly Cowslip, 3 yrs oul 3 3 .• The Sweepstakes w i ls . 3 W . qt.tbly f:ontrsted affair ; bu ttlae Plato was it miserable nt•ater; and "afforded is amuse mew; ielPincesunt iyAlu ring Inc races, and many a spoiled dress was the result. • . • tlltliitiOrt,lf, JOi:E 9. Tile Manchester Stakes or togs. eak.h, p. p. with 5.)1. added. '— One 1 Ant NI4IO lic4t. for all arcs. 3.)tgrs - old 6at. ,• 4.% cars old, 7st. t2lh. 5-ye trs ol•l, Sst. iolb ; • 6-yearsold and'aged 9st. z1b...--Mares and.tieldings allowed jib. E. Hanson, Esq.'s b. h. 13a70n, 4-years old - lad Grey's b. I. iteliottla, by Lteninorougti, 4. years old. z F. U. Astley, Esq.'s eh. g. Newton, 5 -year s old . 3 Hunter's Sweepstakes of Ten Guineas each, for horse:, that never started for Platq Mach, or Sweepsi a k,...., pr have been put in training below the trine of running, t stone each. —four Milsl R. Benson, Esq.'s br. b. 5-yrs old, by S.r Peter, walked over. A !Walden Plate; of 601 by any Horse, Mare, or Gelding, that never won a col. (sweepstakes and pi:grebes ex4. - epretr) 3 years old, 6st. 310. i 4 -years old, 7st. itlb • 5.y ears 041, SSE. 51b.; 6-years old anti aged Su. talb.--Alares and tube allowed best of three Four-11111.e Heats. • Mr. I Harrii's b. g. Viper,'4-yrs old - - I Si( T, Stanley, I.tart.'s O. r. Cowslip, 3-yrs old - 2 Z J. BCCIISOO, Est.'s hr. f. 4.yis u.d. - • 3 3 • . . - • • I.IIPROPF,JIE.VI'S (N firi:'ST:llll\7SrElt. „A Report and Memorial of the Commissioners for making improvements in Westminster, neat,Westr minster-half, and the Houses of Parliament; re' seined to the Lords of the Treasury, has moody been printed, by order of the House of Commoni. it States the improvements which have alread.r been made, and those which' are pr o posed. The funnel' arc sufficiently known. . The amount of purchases made. for 'the purpose Of cuttipleting them iS itn.3 t 41. Is. 9d. . . . • ” The remaining buildings and ground; which arc ptoposed to be purchased, extend from the office of the Woods and Forests,. hi Great , George-streeL: North, inclusive; along . King-street, kast, auJ by the Broad Sanduary, South, to the New Court H i oUsel and from thence WeSt to Prince's-street, Nelda a proportionate depth. The estimated OtHQUIIt of tla~ ,pttrollases of these bulldiugs and grounds i , 43. eXclusice of 13,7141. Os. 2d. for the freehold hit terest of the Dean and Chapter, but thi, latter SUM- Silbjeet to,an arrangement with the Dean and ,ter fora purchase bate a term of ) ears, which would greatly reducst the,amomit, The Commissioners then„proceed ,to state thcif plans for further improveauetit.' The first of floc is the building a-new Exchever behind the present Ibuildhigs t and parallel to tlie River, for %dile° l' ur " -pose it would be necessary, in the 'first instance , 0 -make good. the line of ground next: the Ricer by al l embankment. They suggest, t h at if chi... Platt .1 , 4 5 adOpted, a convenient opp o rtunity mi g ht,be for concentrating within the precincts of sticli a building, scveral puslic offices.of 'importance, tioty scattered in different parts of th e m e tropolis.• Til e f particularize the offices of the Commissioners la the re:dua kin' of 'the . Na . tiorial r rrrrrrrrrrr Ge"e" r3l of Crown Lands, NVoods, aid Forests, Firg Fruits Office, State Paper,offiee. They also bug* gest tfie expediency of transferring thit'uer the C 4 )' legtOol Arms, and exchanging a new building fig that purpose, for •the •scite On which thepresal College stands. . Witltrespe4l to the appropriatioti of the groun d to be purchased, they p r uipuse, in the fiat place, the Nort h TraosePt the /lOW t° , which points f rOni j give sae! ) a breadth t o : t hat part or King,-slrveb. XV .towards. I I _ .I.teua, as may correspond with any I.ll' tintconsiderable enlargement of King-street (to de ° the line of approach between the.l3.itiquering-Ijolls° and the North Transept). 'Upat the .rest of (i' e , space between Great George-street, King-streeti'av the new CoUrt-houvie, they propose thereshould • ereaed 27 thvellibg-hriuses, of different rates, a l e stable-yard, and a building to contain a ftaverth coffee-house, and twenty S.:IS of chtimbepi. t h° whOle ground to be let on building leases, it° 09 years, with suitable covenants for building the houses according to a- vrescrMed plan. The rea to arise from this "gnunitd . they estimate tit t °Ohl., i 96._ per annum, dedu:ting from which an equivalent fat the interest of the Demi htid 'Chapter, esti n o ted 4Gdlt Itls. in the event of a lease I - roadie:lb in glco ic of at purchase, there.would remain to .the nefground !rent 'of noel. per annum, worth io moey 15,0001. addition to which the v' hgl sere n of old mawiais ti - tstithated at 4outlL . • The total 3 ,hcmt of rect . ...440.1)K the Commissio 4 • efs, itrluding cash front thea'reasury, ( 100 materials, and the rent of new cide , !-houses, § stated - at 110,2 i 01. t Bl. t od. The p:.:yinents fiir pureimst.t, and to tradb - smen, surveyors, clerks, Sy.r:. 110,t001.. Ins. - leavitrg a'balance of vol. .tft-Sj i The outstanding demands) for purchases,worlity other services, amount to . 1 i5,0681. hs. od. UV' Duke of BEI)F6RD',.s sheep-sh. , arinz' PO I) , menced de -,at ‘VOlifirn Abbey, to which ail [tie principal Agviculturi , ts and Graziers, anvieur ;14 well as praCticalpoe:a gone down. r st Box wo.—A match .took place on .Sat:irw a Y Goldees .:(.Green, on if endon road, I)Jgherty, Who was beat sorne title ago fq g1) 5 °, 11 , by .young Belcher, and a Scotch baker, of the of Peatiko, who had wor;ted a couple cif i vices. At setting to, the bets ran seve (N nto I . O r i, c • favour of Dherty. After are second ((And; jo t : course of which ,he took most of the .tight out 61 adversary, by a well j)tauted hit on his head, , dropped him dexterously., they increased rolhree4 one ,lloglierty's favour, Alter fL:, t i ng threcl u ' lv ters of an hour, the baker gave i T he s purts Y the day concluded with baiting ' bo" pint- , lifet On Monday the 3 0 th ult. at Eushal 11 1-H3 l l, " 4° l ;,,rktro the seat of the lion. Th :: P omaarker, tin: Ilor4 of a Daughter. . • Lag On the 9 t h inst. at Columton, Devonshire, of Nlajor Raleigh, of a' Son. • E5q.. 44 (V Wednesday last. the Lady o f R. Speen:eft Lamb's Condon-street, of a Dau.hter. , Lately, at Stour-Pain Cott 3.;e, twar •BlatidlOril. of the Rey. I. of a Son. 2 1 1,1gRIRD. On the zSth ult. Mr. E.:award Sol'ci"r' ltt stlCct, •Pici.-adiliy, to Miss SL•yitiour, ot Carobriiigt" . On Thuislaly lasi, at Sandon, Mr. 1),00 , ;; road; Bedford-row, to the only - rlattgist''''' Say, Esq. of Sandpit, in the County of ii 0"• St° " On Saturd y, ot Church, Mr. janws Stockwell, to lo oi, LArly, at Broughton, in - Liticiitii , hirc, v' Cllltrif, Itab‘. A.M. - Cli.tplaitt tit tit,; ito%al Anti, of . i'hootas Swann, t trt . G 4 1 7, rough, and cithist daughter of lolin l;Ociti%6li; 13rigg. • ol • A toy days ago, at Not-chalk:lot, Trolovo.. l , oi . Caukwrll. I.tin.unisiiin::, to At tworth d.ugiiter of , the. ltia. I. - place _~---" t , te On Tuesd,iy last, Miss Mmy-;,Fdeneades, - on l Y 1139g :1 - , -. n r Capla;ll Wiiii.itil l'.(llll4:Aae.i, Ur Ciaiiii'.•:titi. UT :" :.}.,.. it , t 1" \. l,, n'ligy the' 2 . 0 tilt. at Che.terto ', ni...ic %-. 4 4 1 ', - „T i le ageti 7i,' Ntr, Ruonisun, relici 'of th:: Iles,. Kobel I"'a tion, , a Nottcontotalist Clergy;m4ll. -. f t Vlis 0 i the ,3)3it ult. eit ilii 114.1 Me, ..lepileY'g r C el:4 •" Watker, lii. he r j ' I.a.ely; a Pd I.,si, in consequence of the, hro'i l ses o rnil l l teiv' 3l In !.d link !Ault A vessel at the QUJY, . I ( o6e ' t . Eq. I'4e:chant. • A i4 s -mArtha'‘:: i'. ()it rinl,) aennight, at ShrewshUrv , f,/:v=, ioungestitauAluer of Lieutcilins.•C;-eneral Cong .. t .`‘ Ole w A , t Ltinvoil, wat A beryit wlti;, I erensiall D"'!;:.i ie s ie eish dw.iit, aged sS,'lnea.surisr; 014 y lort-Y -j-t i t i v i t iCti'l ha%ht: hiS person was the perkaion of syMill , t r Y , ; ~..ot IF r4rciy found in a dwart. Great part of .his tinic.w 3s . ° , l l;cc l' e LoadOn, where he was well kir , wil, and to Wil!c il it,t.:t4dett to have walked the enbtling week. OXFORD, JUNE 4. Fridhy the 27th ult. t b Rev. James- Matthews, M. 4. - srlltienr. •in Divinity, Fellow of tir Johif's / and . Chaplain in his Majesty's service ' in ' lo reign pails, was made Bachelor in Divinity; by de cree of Convocation,' Thursday the 2,d inst. the. last day of EaSterTh - ni, the lbw, Joseph A. andlStudelit ilk Divinity, of St. was admitted Ba chelor and Doith.n- ,'Divinity. • Tile Hon, Wm,. Herhert, 13, C. L. of Merton College, was admitted; Doctor in Civil Law, Grand ..Conipounder. The ltev. John Graham, • M.A. and Si odent• el All Souls' College,, was admitted Bachel4. - 0 , in Di- . •vinity. • The Rev. Henry• - roWnsend; TO Merton College,- and Rev. John:Sin-tees, of University Col lege, /..A. were adinitted.Masters of Arts, Grand Compounders. The Rev,Woo;ley Leigh .Benriett, ,and. Rev. Henry Mears, of. Merton College; .I.tev . John Calthrop, of Brasenose College; Rev. Enoch Hodgkinsou Wariner, of Lincoln. College; R. Sparke Hutchings, of St. Edmunds Hall,, B. A. were • admitted Masters of .4rts. Meors. John .Lowndes and Charles Philp Lytle, of Queen's Col lege; Edmund \Vitt, •et' Wadttani College ; Robert Willis, of Lincoln College; and JOhn lounge, of St. Edmund's Hall; were admitted Bachelors •of Arta. The whole, number of Degrees. in Easter Term was—D. D. two; D.C.G. five; 13.0. ten; 13. C. L. one; 'lt M. one; M.A. •t wenty. two ; B. A.. thin) - two • one 13. A. incorporated. Mr. C. J. Belie, from -Winchester School, was admitted Scholar of New College. lb:ocur-sTrow.—By the Bill to prevent thespread inior the Stuall-pox, it is to be gnat:led— . - I. , !rhat no one shall inoculate for the Small-pox within the distance of three miles of any city, town, .or village, under a penalty of SQI. That in every place destined for Inoculation by Suitonian Method, the. words " Smail 7 Pox Hospital," or ' 4 Pest House," shall be posted up in large 4nd legible Oar:Eters, Thit, if any. person shall be taken ill of the in fetaions Stu they shall, be removed to a dis tance from all other 'hpLitations, at the expellee of the Parish, if thehr own relations are nut able; and all Alasters Of houses where the iufeaiun may ap pear, shall write up on the outside of their houses in large and legible charaders Smah-pox here," undera penalty of col. 4, And every Meister or Mistress of a house where the St tall-pox breaks out, shall within 24 hours send notice thereof to the Churchwardens and Over seers, under a penalty.of 'Ol. •IV,r such penalty to . he levied till after two months, and in case the. infeetion has not spread, then the Magistrates to be empowered to remit the penalty. The present State Lottery abounds.with Prizes of supegior magnitude, such as never were before ex. to . public advantage-!—Six Prizes of 20,0001. tie,lides Prizes of 10,0001. 50001. 19001. 5001.. and the usual proportion of strnailer Prizes. Houxitir and Co. conceive that so d es ir a hl e a Scheme minTiot tail of ensuring a rapid sale before the Drawing be gins, the 28th of the present month. Tickets and Linares are'selling at HotiNsalr and Co.'s: State Lot tery Offices, 2ti, Cornhill, Charing-cross, and St. Margaret's Hilt, Borough. , üblistied b V WtLuA HIGH WATER AT LONDOn BRIDGE TO-o°7 ROW. ~Af t Morning, 56 min. after 5. ( Afternoon,. 19 . trart..4..7-